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  #1 Paul Beaufait on 14 Sep 09

   

  If you're a Mac user, getting a Diigo toolbar for Firefox, or the nearly as functional Diigolet for Safari, makes it relatively easy to highlight passages and bookmark sites as you browse.
  
  If you're doing Delicious bookmarking already, I urge you to import your Delicious bookmarks to Diigo, and make Diigo your primary social bookmarking tool, because you can get new Diigo bookmarks to propagate automatically to Delicious. Then if, for unexpected reasons, either bookmarking system has a major hick-up, like Magnolia did, you won't have all of your eggs in one basket.
  
  Though Diigo for Safari on Windows was not an option the last time I checked, I do have the Diigo toolbar for Firefox (and maybe Internet Explorer) for Windows at home, too.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">If you're a Mac user, getting a Diigo toolbar for Firefox, or the nearly as functional Diigolet for Safari, makes it relatively easy to highlight passages and bookmark sites as you browse. <br /> <br /> If you're doing Delicious bookmarking already, I urge you to import your Delicious bookmarks to Diigo, and make Diigo your primary social bookmarking tool, because you can get new Diigo bookmarks to propagate automatically to Delicious. Then if, for unexpected reasons, either bookmarking system has a major hick-up, like Magnolia did, you won't have all of your eggs in one basket. <br /> <br /> Though Diigo for Safari on Windows was not an option the last time I checked, I do have the Diigo toolbar for Firefox (and maybe Internet Explorer) for Windows at home, too.</div>

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